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FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE
 Figurative
Language
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ÀJXUDWLYHODQJXDJH
Time flies! PERSONIFICATION
Language that departs from normal meaning
or sound to create a special effect.
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 alliteration
On Wednesday,
we went whale-watching.
Language that repeats a sound.
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allusion
My laptop has a Trojan Horse!
A reference to a cultural, historical, or literary
person, place, or event.
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 analogy
Life is a game of puzzles and
challenges, risks and rewards.
A detailed comparison of two different things.
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hyperbole
He missed by a mile!
Actually, he missed by about one yard.
Language that exaggerates.
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 idiom
It’s raining cats and dogs.
Language that means something
very different than its literal meaning.
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metaphor
My heart is an open book.
Language suggesting that
different things are the same thing.
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 onomatopoeia
Tweet!
A word that sounds like the thing it is describing.
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personification
The sun greeted us warmly.
Language that gives human or animal
characteristics to an inanimate things.
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 proverb
You can’t teach an
old dog new tricks.
Language that gives advice or states a well-known truth.
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simile
Snowflakes fell
like stars from the sky.
Language that uses the word “like” or “as” to make a comparison.
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 verbal irony
“What a nice day!”
Actually, the weather is terrible.
Saying the opposite of what you mean.
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Figurative Figurative
Language Language
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Figurative Figurative
Language Language
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Figurative Figurative
Language Language
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Figurative Figurative
Language Language
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ÀJXUDWLYHODQJXDJH ÀJXUDWLYHODQJXDJH
Time flies! PERSONIFICATION Time flies! PERSONIFICATION
Language that departs from normal meaning Language that departs from normal meaning
or sound to create a special effect. or sound to create a special effect.
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ÀJXUDWLYHODQJXDJH ÀJXUDWLYHODQJXDJH
Time flies! PERSONIFICATION Time flies! PERSONIFICATION
Language that departs from normal meaning Language that departs from normal meaning
or sound to create a special effect. or sound to create a special effect.
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ÀJXUDWLYHODQJXDJH ÀJXUDWLYHODQJXDJH
Time flies! PERSONIFICATION Time flies! PERSONIFICATION
Language that departs from normal meaning Language that departs from normal meaning
or sound to create a special effect. or sound to create a special effect.
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ÀJXUDWLYHODQJXDJH ÀJXUDWLYHODQJXDJH
Time flies! PERSONIFICATION Time flies! PERSONIFICATION
Language that departs from normal meaning Language that departs from normal meaning
or sound to create a special effect. or sound to create a special effect.
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 alliteration
On Wednesday,
we went whale-watching.
Language that repeats a sound.
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alliteration
On Wednesday,
we went whale-watching.
Language that repeats a sound.
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alliteration
On Wednesday,
we went whale-watching.
Language that repeats a sound.
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alliteration
On Wednesday,
we went whale-watching.
Language that repeats a sound.
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alliteration
On Wednesday,
we went whale-watching.
Language that repeats a sound.
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alliteration
On Wednesday,
we went whale-watching.
Language that repeats a sound.
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alliteration
On Wednesday,
we went whale-watching.
Language that repeats a sound.
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alliteration
On Wednesday,
we went whale-watching.
Language that repeats a sound.
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 allusion
My laptop has a Trojan Horse!
A reference to a cultural, historical, or literary
person, place, or event.
© The Illustrated Classroom
allusion
My laptop has a Trojan Horse!
A reference to a cultural, historical, or literary
person, place, or event.
© The Illustrated Classroom
allusion
My laptop has a Trojan Horse!
A reference to a cultural, historical, or literary
person, place, or event.
© The Illustrated Classroom
allusion
My laptop has a Trojan Horse!
A reference to a cultural, historical, or literary
person, place, or event.
© The Illustrated Classroom
allusion
My laptop has a Trojan Horse!
A reference to a cultural, historical, or literary
person, place, or event.
© The Illustrated Classroom
allusion
My laptop has a Trojan Horse!
A reference to a cultural, historical, or literary
person, place, or event.
© The Illustrated Classroom
allusion
My laptop has a Trojan Horse!
A reference to a cultural, historical, or literary
person, place, or event.
© The Illustrated Classroom
allusion
My laptop has a Trojan Horse!
A reference to a cultural, historical, or literary
person, place, or event.
© The Illustrated Classroom
 analogy
Life is a game of puzzles and
challenges, risks and rewards.
A detailed comparison of two different things.
© The Illustrated Classroom
analogy
Life is a game of puzzles and
challenges, risks and rewards.
A detailed comparison of two different things.
© The Illustrated Classroom
analogy
Life is a game of puzzles and
challenges, risks and rewards.
A detailed comparison of two different things.
© The Illustrated Classroom
analogy
Life is a game of puzzles and
challenges, risks and rewards.
A detailed comparison of two different things.
© The Illustrated Classroom
analogy
Life is a game of puzzles and
challenges, risks and rewards.
A detailed comparison of two different things.
© The Illustrated Classroom
analogy
Life is a game of puzzles and
challenges, risks and rewards.
A detailed comparison of two different things.
© The Illustrated Classroom
analogy
Life is a game of puzzles and
challenges, risks and rewards.
A detailed comparison of two different things.
© The Illustrated Classroom
analogy
Life is a game of puzzles and
challenges, risks and rewards.
A detailed comparison of two different things.
© The Illustrated Classroom
 hyperbole
He missed by a mile!
Actually, he missed by about one yard.
Language that exaggerates.
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hyperbole
He missed by a mile!
Actually, he missed by about one yard.
Language that exaggerates.
© The Illustrated Classroom
hyperbole
He missed by a mile!
Actually, he missed by about one yard.
Language that exaggerates.
© The Illustrated Classroom
hyperbole
He missed by a mile!
Actually, he missed by about one yard.
Language that exaggerates.
© The Illustrated Classroom
hyperbole
He missed by a mile!
Actually, he missed by about one yard.
Language that exaggerates.
© The Illustrated Classroom
hyperbole
He missed by a mile!
Actually, he missed by about one yard.
Language that exaggerates.
© The Illustrated Classroom
hyperbole
He missed by a mile!
Actually, he missed by about one yard.
Language that exaggerates.
© The Illustrated Classroom
hyperbole
He missed by a mile!
Actually, he missed by about one yard.
Language that exaggerates.
© The Illustrated Classroom
 idiom
It’s raining cats and dogs.
Language that means something
very different than its literal meaning.
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idiom
It’s raining cats and dogs.
Language that means something
very different than its literal meaning.
© The Illustrated Classroom
idiom
It’s raining cats and dogs.
Language that means something
very different than its literal meaning.
© The Illustrated Classroom
idiom
It’s raining cats and dogs.
Language that means something
very different than its literal meaning.
© The Illustrated Classroom
idiom
It’s raining cats and dogs.
Language that means something
very different than its literal meaning.
© The Illustrated Classroom
idiom
It’s raining cats and dogs.
Language that means something
very different than its literal meaning.
© The Illustrated Classroom
idiom
It’s raining cats and dogs.
Language that means something
very different than its literal meaning.
© The Illustrated Classroom
idiom
It’s raining cats and dogs.
Language that means something
very different than its literal meaning.
© The Illustrated Classroom
 metaphor
My heart is an open book.
Language suggesting that
different things are the same thing.
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metaphor
My heart is an open book.
Language suggesting that
different things are the same thing.
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metaphor
My heart is an open book.
Language suggesting that
different things are the same thing.
© The Illustrated Classroom
metaphor
My heart is an open book.
Language suggesting that
different things are the same thing.
© The Illustrated Classroom
metaphor
My heart is an open book.
Language suggesting that
different things are the same thing.
© The Illustrated Classroom
metaphor
My heart is an open book.
Language suggesting that
different things are the same thing.
© The Illustrated Classroom
metaphor
My heart is an open book.
Language suggesting that
different things are the same thing.
© The Illustrated Classroom
metaphor
My heart is an open book.
Language suggesting that
different things are the same thing.
© The Illustrated Classroom
 onomatopoeia onomatopoeia
Tweet! Tweet!
A word that sounds like the thing it is describing. A word that sounds like the thing it is describing.
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onomatopoeia onomatopoeia
Tweet! Tweet!
A word that sounds like the thing it is describing. A word that sounds like the thing it is describing.
© The Illustrated Classroom © The Illustrated Classroom

onomatopoeia onomatopoeia
Tweet! Tweet!
A word that sounds like the thing it is describing. A word that sounds like the thing it is describing.
© The Illustrated Classroom © The Illustrated Classroom

onomatopoeia onomatopoeia
Tweet! Tweet!
A word that sounds like the thing it is describing. A word that sounds like the thing it is describing.
© The Illustrated Classroom © The Illustrated Classroom
 personification
The sun greeted us warmly.
Language that gives human or animal
characteristics to an inanimate things.
© The Illustrated Classroom
personification
The sun greeted us warmly.
Language that gives human or animal
characteristics to an inanimate things.
© The Illustrated Classroom
personification
The sun greeted us warmly.
Language that gives human or animal
characteristics to an inanimate things.
© The Illustrated Classroom
personification
The sun greeted us warmly.
Language that gives human or animal
characteristics to an inanimate things.
© The Illustrated Classroom
personification
The sun greeted us warmly.
Language that gives human or animal
characteristics to an inanimate things.
© The Illustrated Classroom
personification
The sun greeted us warmly.
Language that gives human or animal
characteristics to an inanimate things.
© The Illustrated Classroom
personification
The sun greeted us warmly.
Language that gives human or animal
characteristics to an inanimate things.
© The Illustrated Classroom
personification
The sun greeted us warmly.
Language that gives human or animal
characteristics to an inanimate things.
© The Illustrated Classroom
 proverb proverb
You can’t teach an You can’t teach an
old dog new tricks. old dog new tricks.
Language that gives advice or states a well-known truth. Language that gives advice or states a well-known truth.
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proverb proverb
You can’t teach an You can’t teach an
old dog new tricks. old dog new tricks.
Language that gives advice or states a well-known truth. Language that gives advice or states a well-known truth.
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proverb proverb
You can’t teach an You can’t teach an
old dog new tricks. old dog new tricks.
Language that gives advice or states a well-known truth. Language that gives advice or states a well-known truth.
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proverb proverb
You can’t teach an You can’t teach an
old dog new tricks. old dog new tricks.
Language that gives advice or states a well-known truth. Language that gives advice or states a well-known truth.
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 simile simile
Snowflakes fell Snowflakes fell
like stars from the sky. like stars from the sky.
Language that uses the word “like” or “as” to make a comparison. Language that uses the word “like” or “as” to make a comparison.
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simile simile
Snowflakes fell Snowflakes fell
like stars from the sky. like stars from the sky.
Language that uses the word “like” or “as” to make a comparison. Language that uses the word “like” or “as” to make a comparison.
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simile simile
Snowflakes fell Snowflakes fell
like stars from the sky. like stars from the sky.
Language that uses the word “like” or “as” to make a comparison. Language that uses the word “like” or “as” to make a comparison.
© The Illustrated Classroom © The Illustrated Classroom

simile simile
Snowflakes fell Snowflakes fell
like stars from the sky. like stars from the sky.
Language that uses the word “like” or “as” to make a comparison. Language that uses the word “like” or “as” to make a comparison.
© The Illustrated Classroom © The Illustrated Classroom
 verbal irony
“What a nice day!”
Actually, the weather is terrible.
Saying the opposite of what you mean.
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verbal irony
“What a nice day!”
Actually, the weather is terrible.
Saying the opposite of what you mean.
© The Illustrated Classroom
verbal irony
“What a nice day!”
Actually, the weather is terrible.
Saying the opposite of what you mean.
© The Illustrated Classroom
verbal irony
“What a nice day!”
Actually, the weather is terrible.
Saying the opposite of what you mean.
© The Illustrated Classroom
verbal irony
“What a nice day!”
Actually, the weather is terrible.
Saying the opposite of what you mean.
© The Illustrated Classroom
verbal irony
“What a nice day!”
Actually, the weather is terrible.
Saying the opposite of what you mean.
© The Illustrated Classroom
verbal irony
“What a nice day!”
Actually, the weather is terrible.
Saying the opposite of what you mean.
© The Illustrated Classroom
verbal irony
“What a nice day!”
Actually, the weather is terrible.
Saying the opposite of what you mean.
© The Illustrated Classroom
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